Unlock the charm of Catalan with these quirky idiomatic expressions that locals love to use. From “scattering the fog” to “the broccoli is over,” learn what these colorful phrases really mean and sprinkle them into your conversations to speak like a true local!
The Barceloneta neighborhood sits on a peninsula and is most famous for its beaches, narrow streets, public art and seafood restaurants. Locals describe it as being independent and it even has its own flag.
Take a journey through the history, art, restaurants and nightlife of Barcelona’s El Raval neighborhood.
El Born is part of the Ciutat Vella (old city) of Barcelona and sits within a larger district officially called Sant Pere, Santa Caterina i la Ribera.
Barcelona is a leading art destination, where independent galleries showcase Catalonia’s heritage alongside cutting-edge contemporary works. This guide highlights the city’s vibrant and diverse art scene.
Guide to schools offering language and teacher training courses in Barcelona.